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Christie Eliezer, Journalist

Christie Eliezer

Christie Eliezer is the Melbourne-based Australasian Bureau Chief of Pollstar and industry columnist for Mixdown. He was a long-time senior journalist with The Music Network, weekly columnist for Immedia!, Special Project Editor at Beat and Australian/New Zealand Bureau Chief for Billboard. Getting his start as Features Editor at Juke and Contributing Editor of Rolling Stone Australia, his half a dozen books include High Voltage: 7 Movers & Shakers of the Australian Music Industry and the Music Managers Forum’s Introduction to the Music Industry.

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The Soundtrack To TV’s 'Last Days Of The Space Age' Evokes A Classic Music Era
The impressive soundtrack to 'Last Days Of The Space Age' features classic tunes by The Angels, John Paul Young, ABBA, the Bee Gees, and more.
Industry / Feature
Jaz Yates from RELEASR., Bush Music Fund
How The UNIFIED Grant Charged The Journeys Of Bush Music Fund & RELEASR.
"UNIFIED’s was a great acknowledgement of the work we were doing and a belief in the concept..."
Industry / Feature
Kylie Minogue @ ICC Sydney Theatre
Are Australian Fans Getting The Full Concert Experience? What More Can Stadiums & Arenas Do?
Having more stadiums and arenas lift their game in fan experience could increase the revenue for themselves.
Features / Music
The Beatles
Easy With Eyes Closed: 10 Beatles Songs That The Beatles Hated
As 2024 marks the 60th anniversary of the band’s only tour here, here are ten beloved Beatles songs that its creators disliked making.
Industry / Feature
The Amity Affliction, Tina Arena
Pressing Re-Record: Why Do Acts Reimagine Their Singles & Albums?
Whether it's to do with record label beefs or bringing music to a new generation, artists re-record their songs for many reasons. Here are some of them.
Features / Music
Missy Higgins
How Missy Higgins Found Her Journey To A No. 1 Debut With 'The Second Act'
For Higgins, the answer was to go the way she broke her debut album, 'The Sound Of White' from 2004: hit the road and let her fans in.
Industry / News
Peach PRC, Masked Wolf, Dom Dolla
60 Per Cent Of TikTok’s Summer List Were Indie Acts
When TikTok shared its biggest global tracks during the northern summer, independent labels or artists distributed 60% of the Top 10. 
Industry / News
Ed Sheeran on Spotify
Storms Ahead For Music Streaming’s Growth?
The US, the largest music market, has seen a massive slowdown in music streaming numbers. What does that mean for the rest of the world?
Features / Music
The Whitlams Black Stump
Why Whitlams Black Stump Keep Selling Out Their Regional Tours
“We get pretty enthusiastic audiences in the cities, but there’s an extra level of enthusiasm in country towns,” reports leader Tim Freedman.
Features / Music
The Sharp & Chocolate Starfish.
How Chocolate Starfish & The Sharp Are Evoking The ‘90s Spirit For Gen Z
What’s so great about ‘90s music, and why is it possibly better than today’s stuff?
Industry / News
Perseverance Hotel/PERSA
Venues: Reboots, Blow-Outs, Fines, Moves, Cancellations & More
Find out about all the music industry movements happening across the country - from venue closures to openings to new appointments.
Industry / News
G Flip at BIGSOUND
I Heart Songwriting Club Celebrates 10 Years At BIGSOUND
The I Heart Songwriting Club has inspired the writing of 30,000 songs by over 1500 songwriters. Its tenth anniversary will be celebrated with 'Acoustic Mornings' at BIGSOUND.
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